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    illustrates a worrying new trend in adolescent athletics called early sports specialization. By general definition‚ early sports specialization (ESS) is when young athletes exclude other activities to focus on intense‚ year-round training in a specific sport (Ferguson‚ Stern 2016). In our modern world of athletics‚ a number of factors are to blame for the popularity of ESS. It has been found that parents are the strongest initiators of sports for their young children‚ the next being coaches who recognize

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    Imagery in Sports

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    mind to respond as desired… Discuss A Discussion of the Efficacy of Imagery Techniques for Novice and Professional Athletes Athletes are always on the look out for techniques that will allow them to get better at their game. Whether it is a golfer who is looking to break his best score or a hockey goalie who is trying to get a shutout in the next game he plays‚ amateur and professional athletes are constantly trying to find ways of improving their performance. One performance enhancing technique

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    Are Athletes Considered Role Models? The children of today look up to professional athletes as role models. Steroid use and other inappropriate behavior by athletes should change their positive views on them. Who would want their child to look up to someone who cheats for glory or someone who works hard for what they earn. Are athletes considered role models to young kids and teenagers.“By telling them it’s ok to worship these men and women we are teaching them to support everything that is wrong

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    Are NFL Players Paid Too Much? The average NFL player’s income per year is 1.5 million dollars‚ but the highest paid player now is Drew Brees of the New Orleans Saints. His pay is 31 million dollars not counting bonuses of any sort. Are professional players that are part of the NFL paid too much? Some might say that there are doctors and people like the president that really do save people’s lives and help and that they should get paid millions. Then people like me saying that no they are not

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    ’s 105.6 (1992): 65. Academic Search Premier. Web. 5 Feb. 2013. In this online article I found from Academic Search Premier‚ it explores various professional athletes and their annual income. It is directed towards anyone interested in sports and athletes’ incomes. I would give this source credibility because Trent Frayne was a legendary sports writer whose career stretched over 60 years. In “The Ultimate Goal: The Almighty Buck” Frayne writes about different athletes ranging from the MLB

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    Racism

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    It has been said that mascots for professional sports teams and even college and high school teams are considered offensive to Native American or Indian tribes. Sports teams or even schools should be allowed to use the mascot of their choice not the ones that the activist think they should use. Mascots are in no way meant to be racist or harmful‚ they are meant to be shown for pride and dignity towards the school so they don’t look like wimps. These team mascots are not racist. Some of these so

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    Sports Agent

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    Sports Agency Industry In today’s world‚ the subject of sport has become highly discussed and more popular when compared to the past. With the increase in obesity rates in America‚ a greater number of individuals are taking part in physical activities to help improve their health. Media coverage on sports has also increased dramatically throughout the years which may also have been a contributor to the increase in popularity. This increase in the popularity of sports has opened many doors to new

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    THE USE OF STEROIDS Should athletes be allowed to use performance enhancement drugs in professional and minor sports if everyone can access them? Or is it an unfair advantage that athletes use to get the upper hand? This argument stands today‚ which divides opinions around the sporting world. Steroids is known throughout the sporting world as a way to cheat and enhance your physical appearance and abilities‚ but it is also a life saver and a common way to help the body‚ there are two sides

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    play a game? Michael Jordan‚ along with many other professional athletes thinks so. In the 1996 season‚ playing 3‚106 minutes Michael Jordan made 170‚000 dollars a day‚ equaling out to be 160.97 dollars a second. Even more unbelievable are Mike Tyson’s earnings in his match with Peter McNeeley. In a single second‚ he made 281‚000 dollars. Do these athletes really deserve all that money?  ------------------------------------------------- Professional athletes are making too much money in a society

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    boxing can lead to brain damage” (Kayser‚ Mauron‚ Miah S21). This point however is irrelevant because these are known risks and are partially unavoidable in the nature of the sport. There are precautions however that can be taken while training to minimize these risks and athletes are fully educated on how to treat or prevent sports-related injuries. The same cannot be said for the risks of PEDs. “Many athletes currently using steroids and other dangerous PEDs are probably unaware of the full extent

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